He did not mind, rather encouraged, interruption, kept the content easy to understand and very interesting and the time seemed to fly by. I will say, the number of mini photos on each page started to become distracting as it felt more if a way to take up space (ie. Hayzlett empowers business leaders to tie their visions to actions, advancing themselves past competitors and closer to their business dreams. This book is intended to blast open the door of opportunity for people who want to improve their daily life, be it in their workplace or home. I've always intuitively been attracted to lean work, preferring to not waste time or motion ever under any circumstances.

Best-selling author Jason Jennings believes that urgency and speed are keys to the growth of any business.

Despite his claim that 2 Second Lean is not for MBAs or those who love theory, I recommend improvement experts everywhere read it for a dash of simplicity. I needed to focus on building a culture of people who understand and embrace continuous improvement. In fact, as you learn to incorporate a Lean approach to your life, you will see that the more Lean thinking you have in your life, the more you will enjoy life. Strongly recommend people to use this book as a start of their Lean journey: a journey that never ends. Many applications don't apply to my life or work culture, but the mindset shifts presented in this book are challenging me to rethink my workflow and processes.

He shares his insights and observations as he interviews fascinating people along with documenting his travels and adventures around the world with staggering photography and videography.

I'm a LEAN/Six Sigma green belt and I had a pretty good understanding of the basics prior to this, but I cued this up on a four hour drive from Houston to Dallas and back and listened straight through to the end. If you can get past the self-published nature of the book and give it a chance, you’ll see why it was done that way and the “method behind the madness”. If you think of Lean as something meant to merely increase profit in your workplace, you will fail to implement Lean. And on top of all that, he discovered the surprising effectiveness of using video to empower employees and massively accelerate results. The plan itself is incredibly simple (only 3 S’s) and has been incredibly successful for some major corporations.